Josh Kerns
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Jimi Hendrix Park a chance to reflect on the artistry, talent from Seattle's Central District
Sunday marks exactly 50 years since Jimi Hendrix electrified the crowd at the Monterey Pop Festival, setting his guitar on fire and ushering in the Summer of Love. → Read More
Snohomish County moms combat youth homelessness from the kitchen
After discovering how many students in Snohomish County were homeless, a group of women began taking on the problem head-on. → Read More
Shoreline father hopeful Trump will help force return of abducted son
As another Father's Day approaches, the pain continues for Jeffery Morehouse. Morehouse's son was abducted by his ex-wife years ago. → Read More
Alaska Airlines faces impending shortage of pilots
From its expanded routes to swallowing rival Virgin America, Alaska Airlines continues its record growth. But there's a downside. → Read More
Sawant's call to shut down highways on May Day 'reckless and irresponsible'
A captain with the Washington State Patrol says Kshama Sawant's call for shutting down highways during May Day protests is "irresponsible." → Read More
Former Mariners hopeful Tyson Gillies pursuing big-league dreams in Kent warehouse
Former Mariners prospect Tyson Gillies won't be watching M's Opening Day. He'll be too busy chasing his own big-league dreams. → Read More
Major homeless roadside garbage cleanup starting in Seattle
The side of the road along I-5 in Seattle often looks like a garbage dump. City and state officials say a spring cleanup is underway. → Read More
Council, environmentalists seek answers in West Point sewage plant meltdown
More than a month after a catastrophic failure crippled the West Point sewage treatment plant in Magnolia and officials are still without answers. → Read More
Horror in UW lab aims to save lives on battlefield and streets
The University of Washington's WWAMI Institute for Simulation in Healthcare (WISH) lab unveiled a medical mannequin that will hep trauma doctors save lives. → Read More
Tree lovers argue Seattle City Light cutting too aggressively near power lines
After examining a number of reports, studies and analyses, a tree advocacy group says it has found Seattle City Light has become far more aggressive in how it cuts trees around power lines than other utilities in the areas → Read More
Blue Thunder pumps up Seahawks faithful
When the Seahawks moved into CenturyLink Field in 2002, they wanted to do something to fire up the fans. The answer? A big, booming drum line that's become synonymous with the Seahawks. → Read More
Seahawks take kids on a once-in-a-lifetime Christmas shopping spree
When a couple of local Boys and Girls Clubs told their kids they were going to Toys R' Us this week, they were pretty excited. But little did they know they'd be in for the Christmas experience of a lifetime, thanks to some Seahawks. → Read More
Little critters causing big problems for car owners
Of all the problems that can cause significant damage and repair bills for your car, it turns out some little things are among the biggest culprits. → Read More
Firefighter, family help foster girls overcome mom's tragic death
You could forgive Veteran SeaTac firefighter Dave Little and his wife for wanting a break from parenting after raising several kids. But when two little girls facing unspeakable tragedy came into their lives, they couldn't resist doing it all over again. → Read More
Seahawks practice squad an integral part of teams' success
Walking through the Seahawks locker room, there are plenty of names and faces you instantly recognize. And then there's the likes of Will Pericak, George Farmer and Brandon Cotton. → Read More
From assemblies to hospital visits, Seahawks make big impact off field
Here's a recipe for boredom: a middle school assembly about eating healthy and exercise.But the kids at Renton's McKnight Middle School couldn't have been more excited Tuesday, thanks to some very special guests - Seahawks kicker Steven Haushcka, Blitz the mascot, and a couple of Sea Gals. → Read More
Community rallies for family of victim killed in Western Washington storm
Thursday's predicted windstorm comes just weeks after last month's powerful storm sent a tree crashing into Grant Strinden's car, killing the 23-year-old Monroe man. The community is rallying to help his fiance and daughter move on. → Read More
Sea-Tac Airport says stepped up security won't snarl holiday travel
Sea-Tac Airport has increased security along with the rest of the nation's airports and train stations in the wake of the Paris terrorist attacks. But most travelers likely won't notice much change. → Read More
How the Seahawks are spending Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving falls in the middle of a work week for the Seahawks, but the team is carving out a little time for the holiday. → Read More
John Nordstrom keeps close ties to Seahawks despite selling team years ago
When the Seahawks take on the 49ers Sunday, you can count on one of their biggest fans patrolling the sidelines before the game. Many might not recognize him, but they certainly know his name. → Read More